Australia
FURTHER REINFORCEMENTS.
.Melbourne. June 5. Mr. Pearce states that a?though it ivas the first duty to supply reinforeenents lie would offer additional infantry brigades if the men were forthcoming. GENERAL MATTERS. Melbourne, June It. In the 1 [onset Mr. Cook, blaming the jovermneiifc for complacency, said this vas the only part of the Empire where ?arliaaneiit was not concentrating on lational matters. They, could not ex>ect the people to take the position ■eriouslv wihen the lenders' were stirin;* up party strife. It was not only uobilisation in arms they wanted but :lso of resources. fiiv William Irvine supported commlsory enrolment. Mr. Jensen declared that practically lie whole news passed by the London 'ress Bureau was published here. Only n exceptional cases was it censored. The June Supply Bill for £2,023,000 lassed the House. CLATMS Ar!ATyST T K\!vVlTTi;fl. ' Melbonrne, June 5. A Bill Has been introduced into the Assembly to enable claimants against nemy subjects to enforce payment. :
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 308, 7 June 1915, Page 5
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